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i installed linux on my comp., i used a os manager that comes default with linux mandrake and i tried linux. some description to this is that linux is possibly the future of good ideas since, like any windows user knows, windows is hiding progs into the mem.. or spy programs or what ever other program loads itself into the memory, and windows doesnt tell you about it. though in linux it runs smoothly... it doesn't have any progs loaded into the mem. except the os and any progs that appear on the taskbar. I was suprised to see everything that linux offered was that one unknown word to windows users... 'free' though there aren't alot of programs i think linux (in my opinion will be like a secondary os to windows) although im not sure cause longhorn is supposed to make programming more 'funner' and i have seen some longhorn programs and am amazed at how quickly they can make a program that would be complex in todays windows... though the developement system for linux is free, it reminds me of good ol' c++ without those confusing memory managers (pointers).  cya
Actual Linux Penguins were harmed in the creation of this message.
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Uhm... Do you still have some of what you're smoking left over? Can I have some? 
Paul 
Homepage: pvdw.ath.cx
Sonork: 100.33943
modified 18-Jul-18 11:59am.
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Hi!
I have done a little mistake. I have deleted a folder as a root with
# rm -rf /folder
Is there a command to restore the folder? Or were can I find the deleted folder? It is not in the trash.
Help me, if it possible
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The "rm" command actually deletes data in Unix/Linux, it doesn't move it to some "trashcan" directory. If you don't have a backup copy of your data, it's lost.
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You can try having a look around in /dev/null... If you can't find it there, you're screwed 
Paul
Homepage: pvdw.ath.cx
Sonork: 100.33943
modified 18-Jul-18 11:59am.
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i dont use lynux so i dont know
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Can't spell it either, so maybe that's as well...
Steve S
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I'm just installed XP on a clean machine. It has a broadband connection using ICS, and a LAN connection.
When the net is connected, some of the LAN resources ask for a user/pass to access them. Any of the users I give are rejected. The target machine is on a domain, the XP machine is a member of the domain but is logged in to the local machine. Normally I do not need to enter any passwords to connect.
As soon as I disconnect the Broadband, I can access the network no problems.
I can still access non-domain machines while connected.
Any ideas? It's really annoying as I can't actually download any emails as they are downloaded to the other machine using this connection.
Jonathan 'nonny' Newman
blog.nonny.com [^]
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A SDK for my application says... set an environment variable - %myvar% - else your application wont work.
How to set it? I use Win XP 2002
I tried this...
Right Click My Compyter - Properties - Advanced - Enviromnent Variables - and set a new var as %myvar% in the 'USER' variables, and also in 'SYSTEM' variables (tried 2 different times to check it - still doesnt work).
But it doesnt work. Please help!!
I was born intelligent
Education ruined me!.
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Thanks.... pls chk my other reply here!
I was born intelligent
Education ruined me!.
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what is the value to be set ?
This space is empty.
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Sorry for late reply... Why havent CP send me the notification mail about this reply 
The variable needs to be set as c:\program files\...\bin
Another thing is, the application doesnt want the variable to start with a drive name...
I was born intelligent
Education ruined me!.
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yeah the epoc emulator wants the path without the drive name.
MSN Messenger.
prakashnadar@msn.com
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My other post would have made u guess that this is for symbian
Anyways... will this work if I set the environment variable as ....
\Program files\...\bin
??
Have u worked on symbian?
I was born intelligent
Education ruined me!.
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i guesss you need to put this in the environment variable.
set EPCOROOT = \Symbian\OS7_00871\bin\TechView
this is an example, yours may be different.
Any ways, i havent worked on symbian anytime, but have some personal knowledge on it.
I knew that you are working on symbian by the kind of questions you were posting.
Regards.
MSN Messenger.
prakashnadar@msn.com
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Hi all,
someone has an idea on how to manage network connection by script or command line?
I need to connect to/disconnect from different network segments, but I could not.
I found a script on msdn that enumerates my network connections and return their status, I need some help on how to change it...
Here is it:
Main( )
function Main()
DIM objShare
DIM objEveryColl
set objShare = Wscript.CreateObject("HNetCfg.HNetShare.1")
if(IsObject(objShare) = FALSE ) then
exit function
end if
set objEveryColl = objShare.EnumEveryConnection
if (IsObject(objEveryColl) = TRUE) then
DIM objNetConn
for each objNetConn in objEveryColl
DIM objShareCfg
set objShareCfg = objShare.INetSharingConfigurationForINetConnection(objNetConn)
if (IsObject(objShareCfg) = TRUE) then
DIM objNCProps
set objNCProps = objShare.NetConnectionProps(objNetConn)
if (IsObject(objNCProps) = TRUE) then
DIM str
str = "Name: " & objNCProps.Name & chr(13) & _
"Guid: " & objNCProps.Guid & chr(13) & _
"DeviceName: " & objNCProps.DeviceName & chr(13) & _
"Status: " & objNCProps.Status & chr(13) & _
"MediaType: " & objNCProps.MediaType
WScript.Echo( str )
end if
end if
next
end if
end function
Thanks in advance!
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Take a look at the next post/question... one of them is a sample of a bat file that maps network drives...
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Thank you, but I am talking about network CONNECTION and not network drives. I am looking for some code or some command that can connect/disconnect my network.
Have you any idea?
Regards
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Hello,
INTRODUCTION:
I've posted this same question in the visual c++ forum, but after following all the steps carefully and after having seen my program working once the user has logged in... it doesn't work when it's called from XYNTService (an application that is installed as a service and that runs applications that you can add inside an ini file (you can see it here in cp...)).
QUESTION:
I think that I'm missing an important thing because it seems that I cannot do it before logging noway... I've tried to do it via a script (a bat file) and also with a visual C++ program using the WNetAddConnection2() function.
well... what do I need to know in order to do that?
I have no clue why it works once the user has logged in and not before... (I'm passing the user name and the password into the call to "net use" (in the bat file) and into the visual C++ function...)
Thank you in advance...
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Have the XYZNTService run under a specific user account. That way you can map network drives via the logon script for the service user account.
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...
I'll try it, but I need one of the apps to run with capability to access the desktop...
I guess I can try to use two XYNTService : one for the mapping and the other one for the application...
Thank you... I'll try it tomorrow, for me here is 00:14 (in the night)
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Well, I have not been able to wait till tomorrow...
I've tried it and it didn't worked...
I don't understand nothing...
here's the code that I'm using in the bat file that works when the session has been opened:
REM -- scriptMAPND.bat<br />
echo %DATE% %TIME% > c:\mapnetworkdrive\MAPND.log<br />
net use Y: \\server01\Folder 123456 /user:myuser /PERSISTENT:NO >> c:\mapnetworkdrive\MAPND.log<br />
echo %ERRORLEVEL% >> c:\mapnetworkdrive\MAPND.log<br />
REM EOF
If you want you can try it for yourself... this is working fine when the user has logged in... but it seems impossible to make it work just before logging in...
Well, thank you again...
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Here's a quote from a MS document about Windows XP startup:
"Network initialization is now done in parallel to boot. Winlogon does not wait for network initialization."
I'm not sure if you are getting around this somehow (or even if it's possible), it's just the first thought I had when I read this. Anyways here's a link to that document from Microsoft (it's an exe that extracts out to a doc, and it's on the upper right hand side):
http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/hwdev/platform/performance/fastboot/fastboot-winxp.mspx[^]
Good luck
Chris Richardson
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Thank you, I'll give it a try...
I hope it works... I need it desperately... 
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